the eighties where this man mcdonald's operator in los angeles and very wealthy wants to open a new mcdonald's in a black neighborhood and claims he is redlined out of that opportunity. so he use the language of residential segregation to talk about business opportunities. he is ready for prime time. every quotation he gives is perfect this is before twitter. so make down on - - mcdonald's counters his claims to say we gave you the opportunity we don't think it's bad to work in a black community and he says who are you? i'm absorbing the risk of liability i'm giving the jobs. you say i should be allowed or happy to do business in my own community i live in bel air. that is my community so why am i relegated only to this section? every person who was to do the right thing is confronted with a system. >> i will go back to that after this question. there is something about the franchise model with a debate that has been happening and is most well-known is it most achieved through educating and that's one argument and then it will come only if we can be economically self-sufficient so racial justi

we also got news mcdonald's shutdown five locations at the epicenter of the corona virus, starbucks turnings well. looking at futures pointing slightly higher so we will watch that. >> gm investing a lot of money on electric. >> big news for general motors investing $2.2 billion in a new assembly plant to focus on electric vehicles, adding 2200 jobs there as well and this is part of a $3 billion investment, part of the contract negotiated with the united auto workers union and this was in detroit, they were planning on shutting down in november of 2018 but once they decided to put effort into those electric vehicles they want to build 20 miles by 2023, decided to reverse course and use this plant for those electric vehicles. >> thank you so much. >> 46 after the hour, from your phone, the state where you can see emoji's on your license plate. >> q the fire mod, customers required to sign a waiver and we have them in studio next. by the strolle♪s ♪ i want to go, go, go where my baby is ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification t

news, business and sport. also in the programme, rutland in the uk will lose its status as the only county without a mcdonald'sans for a new drive—thru restaurant have been approved. so, we'd like to know where you live, are there many global chains? if so, is it good for your local community, for businesses? get in touch — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. in the last few hours, the candidates to take on donald trump in this year's presidential election have squared off in the final debate before the selection process begins. there were lively exchanges as the former vice president joe biden tussled with progressive favourite bernie sanders over the iraq war. and mr sanders was assailed by elizabeth warren over his alleged comment that a woman couldn't win in 2020. from iowa, here's our correspondent gary o'donoughue. here in the spin room, all of the campaigns are trying to hone their message to the waiting journalist, trying to argue that their candidate alone was the outright winner. but in truth, no—one delivered a knockout below —— blow tonight, but there have been some palpable tension between eliza

news. >> that mcdonald's line, that stings for the chiefs fans. more from miami coming up.essage that tom brady left for his former understudy jimmy garoppolo later in sports. >> oh! >> strike a pose there. >> good stuff. >> thanks larry. >>> all right. checking the weather now with the super sunday forecast. >> absolutely. it is going to be a super super bowl forecast, liz and dan. take a look at the forecast for sunday, 62 degrees, mainly clear in miami, bright skies for the afternoon getting up to the low 70s and then clear and starry by 7:00 p.m. we're talking mid-60s. it's a beautiful night tonight. look at the sun set, 5:28 when the sun went down. we did have showers earlier in the day but they were pretty much a light storm that came through the bay area, didn't get a whole lot, but just enough to dampen the roadways. let's they can out what's ahead as we fast forward to thursday, not tomorrow, but thursday. you're going to notice it's a little warmer. signs of spring for friday, saturday, low 70s for the warmest spots. we are going to be getting a break from the wet

news. >> that mcdonald's line, that stings for the chiefs fans. more from miami coming up. the message that tom brady left for his former understudy jimmy garoppolo later in sports. >> oh! >> strike a pose there. >> good stuff. >> thanks larry. >>> all right. checking the weather now with the super sunday forecast. >> absolutely. it is going to be a super super bowl forecast, liz and dan. take a look at the forecast for sunday, 62 degrees, mainly clear in miami, bright skies for the afternoon getting up to the low 70s and then clear and starry by 7:00 p.m. we're talking mid-60s. it's a beautiful night tonight. look at the sun set, 5:28 when the sun went down. we did have showers earlier in the day but they were pretty much a light storm that came through the bay area, didn't get a whole lot, but just enough to dampen the roadways. let's they can out what's ahead as we fast forward to thursday, not tomorrow, but thursday. you're going to notice it's a little warmer. signs of spring for friday, saturday, low 70s for the warmest spots. we are going to be getting a break from t

timothy mcdonald, bbc news. let's show you the financial markets. all of them are open.onday. a busy week for news that will move the market. later on wall street for example, some of the us biggest banks are reporting early, the likes of jpmorgan, bank of america, god and sex and others. a biggie for the financial sector is. —— goldman sachs. that's it for the business briefing this hour. a report on a company which runs mental health services that was the subject of a bbc undercover investigation has raised serious concerns about the treatment of patients. the industry regulator, the care quality commission looked into hospitals run by cygnet health care and found its patients were more likely to be restrained, compared with other similar services. higher rates of self—harm were also noted by inspectors who quizzed managers and analysed records at the company's headquarters. here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. this hospital in county durham was run by cygnet healthcare. last year, undercoverfilming run by cygnet healthcare. last year, undercover filmi

bastion of resistance in england will fall, and oakham will host one of the mcflurry of 300 new sites which mcdonald'sims to open in the coming years. john maguire, bbc news, rutland. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. another dose of wet and windy weather to come today, mainly affecting england and wales, where the winds have started to pick up in the winds have started to pick up in the far south—west. head to northern scotland, a more traditional windy look, some snow and ice this morning on higher roads in northern scotland. still windy in the north—west, that area of low pressure is the storm brands and we had yesterday, but the wet and windy weather comes from this weather system weather comes from this weather syste m fro m weather comes from this weather system from the south—west, bringing in cloud, strengthening the wind and bringing the rain. more persistent rain in northern england, heading to seven scotland, wintry showers to the north. the rain to the south is rather more patchy, winds will continue to strengthen for england and wales, widespread guilt later this afterno

news. mcdonald's, also with better than expected same-store sales and foreign sales news. then there is tesla, right? it is on a tear right now. what is behind the company's record run? because it is not stopping at all. after this. ♪. this commute's been pretty rough, huh? it's great actually, i've been listening to audible. it's audiobooks, news, meditations... gotta go! ♪ ♪ hey! you know, i do think it's weird you've started commuting when you work from home. i'll be in my office. download audible and start every day off right. and with the sxfinity stream app, screen is your big screen. which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. ♪ [cheering] neil: that was just a couple weeks ago. now i suspect he is doing the charleston. another reason elon musk is dancing not looking ba

australia's abc news correspondent philippa mcdonald reports. bay on the new south wales south coast to the victorian border. we want to go, like, we've been told to leave, but we can't leave if we don't have fuel. getting petrol or diesel proved a challenge for thousands stranded since before new year's eve. they queued overnight and for hours today. i'm trying to get my son and daughter—in—law back to canberra. yeah, in two days, i've been stuck. i thought we'd better get a bit of fuel while we can. a precious resource in an emergency, where power is still out in much of the region. we've basically evacuated the whole part, as i advised earlier? yes, yes. the others, some of them haven't got anywhere to go and probably the oval is the safest place. the rural fire services' priority is to evacuate tens of thousands of holiday—makers before saturday's forecast for treacherous conditions. we are expecting to once again see extreme fire danger through this area of the south coast. but it's more towards the top end of that extreme fire danger, so we

bastion of resistance in england will fall, and oakham will host one of the mcflurry of 300 new sites which mcdonald'stime for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. another dose of wet and windy weather to come today, mainly affecting england and wales, where the winds have started to pick up in the winds have started to pick up in the far

news. >>the mcdonald's employees and sandwiching county they're being recognized for helping someone in need san joaquin county deputies. they say that last week a woman came inside of the flag city location and she asked employee at the counter to help her hide and call 911. the man that she was with ordered the woman to leave out of mcdonald's and then they end up going through the drive-thru instead. it was there that a mcdonald's employees and dot mcdonald's representative says that the victim mouth, help me to another employee. so they ended up calling 911 and they halted the drive-thru line. so the guy can get away. now on thursday, the woman's of the women's center of stockton, was among those who think the employees for stepping up and helping out. >>to have people that that are aware of someone who just needs help and respond. it's a big deal. it's a big deal and it's great that doesn't happen often and again i just want to come for the great work. >>it's amazing deputies arrested 35 year-old eduardo balance way light and recovered a loaded gun that he had inside of his car. about a

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the new mcdonald's chief wants a change in the company's culture.dy trimble live at the headquarters in chicago. what's he trying to do? reporter: well, stuart, there was reportedly a culture of senior managers going out for late night parties and drinks as well as those managers hanging out at the bars around here with rank and file employees. that's according to the "wall street journal" who cited unnamed mcdonald's employees. there was also a report that steve easterbrook, the ousted ceo, used to flirt with female employees to the point that it made them uncomfortable so now the incoming ceo, who has been on the job for about nine or ten weeks now, he's made it a point to go around and listen to managers and employees, take surveys of them all, and says he's renewing their commitment to values, which presumably isn't the partying. stuart? stuart: the stock is back up to $200 a share. grady trimble, thanks very much. >>> 2020 hopeful mike bloomberg has a new rule if he were to be president. no tweeting from the oval office. do the voters care abou

mcdonald's has been competing against them since the late '60s. this is nothing new. have a much broader menu than mcdonald's with large salads and things of that nature but they're taking food out of the marketplace. it is about market share these days. there are plenty of places to eat. any acquisition like this is a threat. yum! brands is well-run, they have a lot of assets, they have a lot of capability. they will grow the business. they didn't buy it to watch it wither away. they will push it, push it hard and i think they will be a formidable competitor. neil: i haven't had a chance to talk to you since the dust-up and former ceo leaving mcdonald's. the new ceo says, this party atmosphere will stop, where managers hang out with workers, that has got to stop, in other words, changing the culture what do you make of it. >> a lot of things come to my mind. first of all for me it is embarrassing. that kind of behavior in this day and age is absolutely unacceptable and should not be tolerated. a lot of things jump into my brain and been on board of directors, chair o

bastion of resistance in england will fall, and oakham will host one of the mcflurry of 300 new sites which mcdonald'sthey may have to stay away from the area for weeks. but as the visible activity at the volcano declines, some residents have returned to the exclusion zone to check on livestock and crops. our correspondent howard johnson is there. you may remember yesterday this towering column of steam and ash. today it's looking relatively subdued. there is a whiff of steam coming out at the moment, not the two kilometre tall column we saw yesterday. but scientists say that because there were lots of tremors here — overnight there were some 40 tremors, since the eruption on sunday there have been more than 200 — they say that's a sign that the magma underneath is still bubbling away and there's still a dangerous situation. that's why they've continued to maintain the level four alert, which means that this could lead to a hazardous eruption in the coming hours or days. today it feels like business as normal. you might be able to hear some brushing sounds just next to me here. this is because the hot

. >>> as we head to break, here are some other stories we're watching this morning, including mcdonald's new chief executive officer looking at a culture shakeup at the fast food giant according to "the wall street journal," he is looking for a top human resources executive to change the professional environment away from one of late night parties and executive socializing preferred, perhaps, by his predecessor >>> samsung saying it will introduce new devices at its event on february 11th it's widely expected they'll unveil a new foldable phone. >>> france is warning the united states it will face retaliation from the eu if it tries to impose new trade tariffs in response to its new digital tax on companies like amazon and google >> announcer: today's big number 21 million barrels that's how much crude oil moves through the straits of hormuz every day. more than a fifth of global oil consumption. no one likes to feel stuck, boxed in, or held back. especially by something like your cloud. it's a problem. but the ibm cloud is different. it's open and flexible enough to manage all your apps and

the great wall , the forbidden city in beijing, in fact beijing canceled all chinese new year celebrations, mcdonald's closed down some of its restaurants in shanghai disney land which is a $5 billion investment from disney also being closed as well but as you heard from the senatorrings, again just a reminder that yes vigilance is important but the public risk right now is very low. david? david: great report susan, thank you very much. well, meanwhile china restrict ing travel in more than 35 million people as susan just mentioned at least 10 cities are now in lockdown. china expert gordon chang is here for his perspective on this now, gordon, china lied about the intensity of the sars virus remember in 2003-2003 a lot of people think they're lying about this now the intensity of it but i asked lou dobbs about this yesterday and i got a surprising response and i want to play that and get your reaction. go ahead, play tape. lou, is it reasonable or even possible to expect china to be transparent on this? lou: well i think it is and i do think we might begin by credit ing them and i know some might be

end of the quarter on a fairly strong note particularly here in the u.s as we look at the new year, mcdonald'sding on giving up any market share i think their promotional plan around breakfast, around chicken, around value, around premium items, is going to remain very aggressive and i think it's going to prove to be a very good year for the company despite the fact that there may be a little bump in the road as it relates to china. >> andrew, the story out of china up until the coronavirus has been about protein inflation and people wonder whether or not that dynamic spreads to the u.s. is fruit inflation and especially in protein going to be a huge headwind in 2020 >> yeah. so pork inflation is the one to keep an eye on the usda estimated about 30% of chinese pork production has really been wiped out because of the unfortunate african swine fever. and so i'd say that would be the number one thing to look out for. beef is still very fluent at this point and the risk of contagion is something being discussed as well and we'll find out more from mcdonald's next week and the way that is impactin

mcdonald's. there's also news of a doggn' and snoop partnership on a breakfast a much. mpany in china as a target market. as for the importance of the mcdonald's partnership, an increasing portion of beyond meat's revenues are coming from outside grocery sales. your to date right now, we are up about 48%, so this is moving in a direction that restaurants can be an increasing amount of their revenues. nkin',s mcdonald's, du tim duncan's, and others. we go into the bloomberg and take a look at the shares out of the ipo. what we see is beyond meat at the highs, up more than 800%. at that point in blue, the analyst average price target, $100. last fall, falling below that average analyst price target, but over the last couple of days, moving back in that direction above the average analyst price target by about $25. meat arebeyond probably hoping that relationship continues. that is your stock of the hour. this is bloomberg. vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." let's turn our attention to the j.p. morga

reporter: specifically to china, both good news and bad news when it comes to mcdonald's and i want tore i get this right from my notes. that is they have closed several hundred restaurants in one province hardest hit. however the good news is, they don't have as much exposure in china as you might have thought. they have 3,000 restaurants in the country still open and according to the ceo only, while in china negative about 9% of the restaurants, only 5% of systemwide sales are in china. actually not such terrible news as we stand outside in the cold, corporate headquarters of mcdonald's. this is mcdonald's restaurant by the way. see all the kiosks there, no one is using them. i guess old people like me don't like kiosks. stuart. stuart: i don't like the kiosks either. i want to walk up up to the counter, burger and black coffee to go for seniors an i'm out of here. >> i like talking to people. lauren: i'm young. i hate them. stuart: you might like talking to people. there is nobody on the street anywhere near you, you realize that? reporter: this is like wuhan here. this is wuhan wha

aims to openin new sites that mcdonald's aims to open in the coming years. eneral election, and later this morning dan will be sitting down for an exclusive interview with the prime minister inside number 10 to get a sense of his plans and priorities for the months ahead. he hasn't been allowed in yet but he is outside and he's going to talk to us now. good morning, dan. good morning. we had a tea in their early but until we go inside we will be outside. 8am. lots to speak to borisjohnson be outside. 8am. lots to speak to boris johnson about this be outside. 8am. lots to speak to borisjohnson about this morning and this will be his first in—depth interview since winning the general election in december, the first main interview of the new year, so interesting to get his priorities, what he will do with regards to election promises and where the money will be spent over the coming months. we will discuss all that with a number of guests through the morning and we will take you on a tour. let me introduce you to nicola butler, familiarface tour. let me introduc

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let's talk about mcdonald's. the newing to make changes and they're not going to be to the menu. according to the journal, he wants to restore a professional environment to the company. this is coming after current and former employees say his predecessor embraced a party culture at the company. they claim that steve easterbrook spent late nights at the bars flirting with female employees and socializing with coworkers. he stepped down after it was discovered he was having a a consensual h relationship with a staffer. lauren: he did very well for the company, with the share price. let's take a look t other headlines. a u.s. service member and two american contractors working in kenya are dead after a predawn attack b by an extremist group. the attack was on the mandabay compound and involved small arms fire. it was the first attack by that group against u.s. forces in kenya. pop star pink stepping up and donating half a million dollars as the wildfires continue to wreak havoc on australia as haze pollution remains high,

bastion of resistance in england will fall, and oakham will host one of the mcflurry of 300 new sites which mcdonald'snce again, wet and windy, just like yesterday. here is the centre of brendan from yesterday, still making things windy today north—west of the uk. detailing with a front her spine up uk. detailing with a front her spine up another area of low pressure, so our focus this afternoon is further south of the wind. across england and wales gusts are perhaps higher is that we saw yesterday, particularly across southern coast. still when you for the office of scotland, a little bit quieter through the centrals wave, lots of rain to come for england and wales, clear skies for northern ireland, wintry showers for scotland into the night. the range slow to clear for the far south—east of england into the far south—east of england into the small hours, temperatures in double figures here. elsewhere, each of you feel, frost and ice in scotla nd of you feel, frost and ice in scotland and northern ireland and a few spots in northern england. it is looking drier on hold for wednesday, the south—east w

mcdonald's gave its new boss a warm welcome.nt posted a better-than-expected sales jump of 5.1%. surpassed $100 billion in annual sales for the first time. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. quick check of the markets now. we are seeing that bounce resume. the dow is up 0.5%, the s&p up 0.3%. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: usmca is about to be signed at the white house. we are going to bring you that event live in just a moment. karen of isis -- coronavirus cases prompt a who emergency committee meeting tomorrow and is about to start a briefing in geneva. again, we will take you to that. defyingoins the u.k. in the united states on huawei. live from london, i'm guy johnson, with vonnie quinn in new york. we are counting you down to the european close right here on "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: the story of the day so far as we started off with a nice bounce off some excellent earnings. after the who director general tweeted out that he was revisiting whether this coronavirus should be named in international emergency, tom

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we've also seen kfc, with new vegan options, as well as mcdonald's. re spoiled for choice and i strongly encourage everyone to try vegan options this veganuary. how vegan options this veganuary. how vegan does something have to be to be considered vegan? it is not black or white, but rather a grey area. if you are a vegan and or white, but rather a grey area. if you are a vegan and you want to be very strict about it, it sounds quite complex to knock gnabry out there? it is definitely not a black and white picture. we define veganism as a way of life that avoids using animals as possible. and that will be different for many people, one such example is when you have to take medicine that has been tested on animals. then of course you cannot make exceptions there, and you have to make use of animals in that case. but if it is choosing whether to eat plants or animals, the end —— than it is really easy to make that. same with cosmetics not being tested on animals, or zoos and circuses. these are all things at vegans engage in, because those sorts of scena

he beat american mackenzie mcdonald in five sets. with newights of the rest of the day's action he wasjohn watson. it is the first time in his career he has lost the opening two sets to come back and win outright. he is into the second round. he is seeded here for the first time at a grand slam. a lot of pressure will hinge on his shoulders now in the absence of andy murray. kyle edmund was up in his match before rain curtailed his opening round. johanna konta, the third british player due to be out in court today, but again rain forced the cancellation of those matches on the outside courts. they should return tomorrow. they will be backin should return tomorrow. they will be back in action alongside five other british players who will be hoping the rain subsides tomorrow and they will get the chance to book their place in the second round alongside dan evans. some impressive victories again today. not least from coco gauff, who knocked out venus williams, as he did at wimbledon last summer. serena williams and so —— roger federer made it bu

news alert on impossible foods hey, kate. >> wilf, that's right, impossible say it's no longer trying to win a deal to supply mcdonald's withhe plant-based burgers. this is according to reuters beyond meat is getting a bit of a pop on this news impossible saying it can't produce enough of its meat right now to partner with mcdonald's and that big partnerships like this don't do the company any good until it scales up even further. mcdonald's does have a test partnership with beyond meat in canada, and impossible teams teamed up with burger king they announced a -- once again, as you can see, beyond meat moving slightly herer on this news that they're banding effort to team up with mcdonald's. >> kate, thanks so much for that we have got just 17 minutes into the session. up next, we'll take you inside the mark zone for commercial-free coverage of the final mys of trade and cselo look of the big moves. don't go anywhere. at leaf blowers. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*tra

breakfast wars, mcdonald's challenges chick-fil-a with a new chicken sandwich.ports earnings this morning. the cost of going to the big game, now yo you how you need to celebrate in miami this sunday. we have ideas. don't miss that. i want to mention we are thinking of our dear colleague gerri willis this morning. she revealed she is undergoing another cancer surgery today. doctors discovered precancer cells on her cervix. this comes after a successful fight with breast cancer. she is still breast cancer free. gerri, we love you. i know you share my sentiments here. dagen: we pray for gerri. she's in our thoughts and our hearts and our minds as she fights -- as she goes through this surgery. and i will retweet, she wrote an editorial about what she is facing in terms of this fight against cervical cancer. i just want to thank her and thank everybody who is willing to talk about these cancer battles because there is no stigma in this and it gives other people hope who are facing cancer fights, it gives their families hope and it gives them a road map, a spiritual

they did approve the move to have a mcdonald's in rutland last night. this is the briefing from bbc news on donald trump have clashed in the final debate before the selection process begins. iran has condemned britain, france and germany for triggering a dispute over tehran‘s violations of the nuclear deal. schoolchildren had to be treated after a plane dumped fuel over los angeles before making an emergency landing. now, it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with japan times and its headline "china not a currency cheat." a us declaration, it says, necessary for the two countries to clear a path to sign a trade deal and overcome their battles over ta riffs. singapore's strait times says lifting the stigma of being lablled a currency manipulator was key to ending the stand—off between beijing and washington. on our us news feed, we're reporting on president trump's latest attack on apple. it comes as the company refuses to unlock the phone of a shooter who carried out an attack on a us base. the financial times looks into th

mcdonald's? coming up on sportsday on bbc news, tranmere's fa cup third round replay against watford is postponede 1 side's pitch at prenton park unplayable. wildfires like the ones that are devastating parts of australia will become common in other parts of the world by the end of the century if global temeratures continue to rise. that's according to british scientists, who say the average temperature on earth is on course to rise by 3 degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels, by the end of the 21st century. here's our science editor david shukman. day after day, fire crews brave the front lines in a crisis that's still escalating. many of the blazes are out of control and beyond anyone's experience. it's the worst i've seen in 21 years. this is honestly the worst i've seen, the most i've actually been out. it makes it very hard, especially when you've got family and commitments and all the rest of it. in a town in victoria, a ghostly scene — cars burnt and grey with ash. fires are a natural feature of australia, but record heat has made them more severe than usual. something that had been p

these 2 new chicken offerings will be available at mcdonald's across the us for a limited time before this week just offered at about half of the mcdonald's locations in the u live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king back to james all right very good. tha you jane. it's 7.20 and still ahead on the copper morning news, the impeachmentrial continues in washington dc. what is next for senators as publicans and democrats are split over allowing witnesses and more documents. >>and freelance rkers say they're angry about a new bill that affects the gig economy we're going hear from a local lawmaker who is tryingto epeal that rule and wee trying to ve away a 65 inch tv how hard can it be it's easy all you have to dis it to hear the word of the day ando to kron 4 dot com and enter our drying and the word of the day cong >>welcome back still tracking a major delays on the don barden bridge after an accidenat the west end it was blocking at middle lane so the crash is cleared. but there's a major backup on 84 west that spills all the way across the span through the it's almost back to the nimitz fre

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they have canceled lunar new year's activities are closed. mcdonalds is closed. and major tourist attractions including the great wallina als. so they're taking very extreme measures to prevent this virus from continuing to spread and again we are waiting on all of those results coming back from the bay area. and i should mention those people being tested in the bay area have either just been to central china or have come in to contact with somebody who was there and had been showing symptoms. live in berkeley, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 7:05 today is the last day of opening arguments for the democratic house managers who are trying to convince senators president trump should be removed from office. >> the president's conduct is wrong. it is evil. little dangerous. and it captures the worst fears of our founders and the framers of the constitution. >> today democrats will feature on obstruction of congress. they argue that president trump violated the administration by ordering members not to cooperate with the house investigation. tomorrow, presiden

stuart: mcdonald's, what is this, making a beg push in digital? ashley: created a whole newement, digital customer engagement team. this is this one for you. part of the experience of the future. they say, look, they have been putting a lot of money into the self-serve kiosks better having customers engage with digital, high-tech side of the business. they have team works on that. where it goes next, who knows. just shows you they're relying on tech to try to innovate. stuart: understandably. i just don't like those kiosks. ashley: you don't like them? why. stuart: no. ashley: can't be bothered? go to someone and order. stuart: i want to go straight to the counter. burger and a coffee. let's go. susan: that is not how the world works. easterbrook, the ousted ceo is the one that initiated in the digital change of the restaurant of the future movement. stuart: got it, thank you. amazon has fired some employees from the ring division. apparently spying on customers. that sounds bad. hillary vaughn, join us, what is going on here, hillary? reporter: we got this information from

there are a lot of hamburgers that mcdonald's is not selling because of this news. >> on the other hand, in larry's defense, he gets a lot of information that we don't get about what is happening with the spread of the virus, and despite headlines, believe me the headlines can be scary, his sense of calming, i think did help investors on wall street, maybe the market today. >> other thing around this and we'll know more about this virus, i don't think we're all epidemiologists, but unless this is a much more than what it is, i don't mean tens of thousands of more cases there will be. but unless it is morley that will -- low that wil -- lethal . these are usually good times to look at names to get in the market. it not like fundamental of a priceline, of the companies are suddenly totally different, right, this is an external shock. >> zach. there is anes an an emotional e. >> right. >> that is a reason to not get excited, this is a hiccup for a lot of the companies, for most of the companies business will be made up. not for disney, people don't come over chinese new year are not coming

mcdonald's new ceo is looking to make shinning change that arn the menu. a party environment. easterbrook stepped down in november aft was disclosed he was having a consensual relationship with a staffer. mercedes-benz issuing a recall, saying sunroofs could detach and fly off. affected models include the c, the e, clk and cls classes. mercedes is going to contact owners affected by the recall on or before after february 14th. they will inspect and replace sunroofs, free of charge. and finally, how about something heart-warming. beach goers hanging out in new south wales on saturday met a dolphin up close and personal. the dolphin swam up to the shore. the animals frequent the area, in an effort to catch fish. amid all the pictures we're seeing, especially of the koalas that are seeking water in australia, it's nice to see something a little bit warmer. maria: yeah. good shot. beautiful. thank you, cheryl. all right. meanwhile, we are watching markets this morning. we've got a sell offunderway. we are well off of the lows on the morning. futures are indica

new york stock exchange. see you later. >>> mcdonald's has owned fast food breakfast for many years.ow wendy's is making its move up next, an analyst who ys isat will work this time. power breakfast, we'll be right back at fidelity, online u.s. stocks and etfs are commission-free. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value continues to talk.atically invested at a great rate. ♪ talk, talk >>> some intriguing developments you can see boeing had been one of the big decliners on an otherwise big down day, now turning around suddenly on word that the faa administrator steve dixon is telling airline executives that he likes what he's hearing from boeing, and that things are a track to try to bring this plane back in the air, the 737 max, maybe be midyear. now all of a sudden boeing's stock is up. well off the lows today. >> at the highs of the session for boeing that's certainly helping the broader market >>> let's move on to food stocks, this is "power lunch", but we want to talk about bre

. >> plus mcdonald's getting into the plant-based meat wars. the new plt burger they're rolling out to go up against burger king's impossible burger. and the plan to develop concord naval weapons site on hold again. and we'll tell you what's stopping that project from moving on. >>> right now we're going to take you out live... ♪ i'm singing in the rain just singing in the rain ♪ >> with gene kelly "singing in the rain" you think those rain drops on the camera here. you're watching mornings on 2 on ktvu fox 2 news. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the time is 655 and. direct action everywhere is protesting animal conditions at the farms of a cosco supplier. the group says some of the female protesters will be topless, covered in blood, symbolizing unfair treatment toward animals. cosco has filed a federal lawsuit against the organization to stop the actistaging protest at cosco stores. direct action everywhere said they house animals in crates and cages. even cosco said they have stopped that practice. cosco claims they did not engage in animal cruel

new year's celebration. disneyland has been closed down in mcdonald's as well. and now u.s. authorities here, they are still not panicking at this point because we know that five airports are screening passengers. they have filtered most of these flights through los angeles lax, jfk, chicago and atlanta. but today when senator is supporting the idea of travel restrictions with jaw josh holly here. he says that as the deadly corona virus spreads, to ask for the temporary travel restrictions for effective areas in china, may be necessary and if they are, when american travelers will be notified. public safety must be number one priority. this i would say would be in agreement here. back to you. >> in washington on capitol hill, a few minutes ago steve, you made him quite that markets might be discounting some of this. and maybe even into the political risk of 2020. how about the global economic picture. to have a slow down travel and the like. china is actually the second largest economy of the world. how about the effect of that part of it printed. >> through part of the glob

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mcdonald's. i wanted to mention, of course, the new ceo looking to change the corporate culture of the golden arches, saying he hopes to put an end to the partying mentality that may have led to some too close for comfort contact between senior executives and female employees. interesting. it's not hurting the stock at all. in fact, investors like what he's saying. mcdonald's up to $202. >>> coming up next, france warning the u.s. not to retaliate against its digital tax that's taking aim at well, let's face it, america's titans of tech. from google to amazon to mark zuckerberg's social network, will silicon valley's biggest names be knocked out cold in this trans-atlantic battle? that's a lot of words in here. tech investors kevin kelly and daniel flack will make the call. they are here and they say they can take another, what, 12 rounds of trade jabs, the titans could find themselves tko'ed. so many boxing analogies. we'll be right back. any comments doug? yeah. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need with liberty mutual. con liberty mutual solo pagas lo que nece

take a look at mcdonald's stock over the last few months. it's been steadily climbing since the neway to get to the $220 per share it was at last summer. operationally, though, he plans to keep a lot of the same plans that easterbrook had including improving technology at stores and just trying to get more foot traffic into mcdonald's restaurants. neil? neil: thank you very, very much, my friend. meantime, we told you about stocks have now pared virtually all their losses from earlier on. a lot of that flight to safe havens like gold and oil, even bonds, has dissipated. what are we to make of that? mike murphy joins us now, rosecliff founder, marathon runner, he's everything. this guy does it all. mike, help me with this. what the markets seem to be saying about, i don't know whether you want to call the iranian stuff a black swan development but it does not seem to be received that way. so far. >> absolutely, neil. i think what you want to look at is people are focusing on u.s. earnings and what the impact of the potential conflict in iran will have or could have on u.s. earnings.

news. >>a number of businesses in china are closing because of the corona virus that includes 5 mcdonald's fast food restaurants, not announced today it will suspend operations in 5 cities a province with a corona virus originated all locations in the cities of will hon and sow. >>gang change an and she and down ul's has not announced a date for the potential reopening the chain says it is also enacting strict new guidelines to monitor employees for signs of the infection in is other locations. >>shanghai disneyland is also closing its doors to resort was set to celebrate the chinese lunar new year but is closing as a preventative measure against the spread of the virus guests who have pre booked will get refunds and marriott announced plans today to waive all cancellation fees at its hotels and china as well as for gas traveling from china the marriott says it will forgive any fees until february 8th. marriott stress his concern for the well-being of his guests and his employees and assure the public that the company will be closely monitoring statements from the us centers for disease co

ahead for am, two more dow components on tap this morning with earnings, mcdonalds and boeing, i will be speaking with boeing's new on getting 737 max back in the air, restoring the company's reputation and credibility and the impact of coronavirus, mornings with maria begins right now. ♪ ♪ maria: tom -- some of the top stories we are watching, 6,000

new year. let's focu5 let's focus on people's experience in beijing. steven mcdonald. here at beijing, this is the capital's oldest long—distance train station. you can see how many people here are moving around. and the news that this virus, the coronavirus, can jump from person to person means that screening at places like this is much more important. australia is the latest country to join others in watching when people come off flights and testing them — especially when they're coming from wuhan. there is a case there of somebody who has returned from wuhan in brisbane who has been placed in isolation. they are unsure yet if he has the coronavirus, but 5cienti5ts here havejoined those in the uk, saying that although there are hundreds of people who have been infected, the real number could be in the thousands because look at how many people are travelling around china at the moment. the virus has not only 5pread to other chinese cities, but other countries. and that is why the authorities are not taking any chance5, and they've put all these extra 5creening measur

mcdonald's ruffling a few feathers in the chicken sandwich wars. the golden arches adding new mcgriddles and mcchicken biscuit sandwiches to its breakfast menu. the move aimed at fending off increasing competition from, yes, popeyes whose chicken sandwich went viral in 2019. we've got mcdonald's up about 1%. shares of popeyes parent restaurant brands international is sinking at the moment by 1%, alongside fellow chicken sandwich contender, wendy's down 1%. >>> connell, all this chicken, it sounds like a perfect super bowl menu. connell: what about the mcrib? they're not going to bring that back? liz: people are very passionate about that. connell: on both sides of that issue. make a good tv debate. i know you are excited. that's all that's on your mind, setting up the super bowl parties. we have a big party next hour. there's a lot going on. you talked about apple earnings already which we will have but we have a bunch of stories involving china. not only the coronavirus and the huawei decision from the uk, but this story with the harvard professor and charges that came out to